What we found on the current site.
Before designing this demo we ran the live jwspeaker.com through a compliance review: cookie behavior, privacy policy, and accessibility. Three issues stand out. Each one can be verified in a browser during this call, and each one is fixable.
The cookie banner does not do anything.
The banner tells visitors "we won't track your information." By the time it appears, all of this is already running:
Microsoft Clarity records the visit itself: mouse movement, scrolling, every click. And the Decline button is decorative. We clicked it and reloaded the page: all 18 tracking cookies stayed, and every tracker loaded again.
The policy does not match what the site does.
The privacy policy is the company's public promise about data. Right now the promise does not match the behavior:
- No date anywhere, so nobody can tell when it was last reviewed
- Google Analytics and Facebook are disclosed, but Microsoft Clarity, HubSpot, CrazyEgg, and Bing are not, and all four collect data today
- No California section, even though the state's CCPA/CPRA applies
- No "Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information" link, which California requires once visitor data feeds ad platforms like Meta and Google
The site fails standard accessibility checks.
Google's own audit tool finds 16 failures on the home page alone. These are not obscure problems: they are the exact checks every drive-by ADA lawsuit starts with.
- 9 text elements below the WCAG contrast minimum
- 4 certification badges with no alt text for screen readers
- 3 links with no readable name
- Keyboard focus outlines switched off in the CSS, so keyboard users cannot see where they are
- No skip link and no main landmark for assistive technology
- No accessibility statement anywhere on the site
Every item above is scoped into this rebuild. Consent that actually blocks trackers until a visitor agrees, a privacy policy that matches what the site really does, and pages built to pass the accessibility checks the current site fails. For reference, this demo scores 100 on the same accessibility audit.
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